Doesn't look like it, just a trip by Myler.

Players get dragged down by the collar pretty regularly. What about it is actually against the rules? Don't usually see it penalised.

Wtf? I swear Myler gets done for tripping every week?

Absolutely nothing wrong with that at all fair tackle, it's not against the law, what sort of soft game do we want.

Does anybody ever get done for tripping anymore, see it quite often nowadays and nobody ever gets done for it, but apparently now it's an offence again. Maybe is sympathy from RFL banning him, might play better with out him.

I get that is goes on and they aint playing netball, But come on, there was a lil ungently conduct from a supposed ex fellow team mate. And lets not go down within the Rules road as the change EVERY week lol

Are you suggesting that players should tackle former teammates more softly? Maybe he should have just asked nicely rather than putting his hands on him at all? He threw him to the ground legitimately, he did his job. Your problem with it is bewildering.

while it may be a legal tackle it is a disgusting one where the player has no other choice but to be ragged about like a doll by the collar, had that be Burrow the Leeds mugs would of been up in arms about

Disgusting? What utter toss. Do you get all bed wetty when other players do this, or is it just Leeds?

Edited to say that he did have a choice, he could have not been caught or been stronger. That's the essence of the whole sport.

End result was head hit ground at force. Agree collar grab is legal but was surprised it wasn't a ban with the duty of care ruling these days? That week's panel didn't think it was dangerous but I reckon other week's would and that is the problem

Suprised that somebody who broke 0 rules didn't get a ban??

John Boudebza got a 4 game ban for a tackle on Shenton that wasn't illegal.

Looks like it's his body that hits the ground with force to me. Hence the shoulder injury not a head injury.